Chateau De La Muzelle

A beautiful hotel in a fairytale setting. If i would write a book I could do that here. Hotel. Just beautiful. It 's also about expectation, we don 't expect a sterile white building like a hospital. No, this castle is hundreds of years old and you can see that. Beautiful moody lounge with comfortable chairs, fireplace, piano and chandeliers. It is a family hotel, the white laundry just hangs to dry in the garden. The staff speaks mostly French and only a little English, I think that 's how it should be. Be proud of the language and culture. We think there is a large cell transmission tower in the village because our reception of the mobile phones was great. More than 100 megabits and then y...

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Visited after TdF, so still busy area. Parking was a bit hard to come by. Didn't try the food, but a bar restaurant was present. Mini golf, lots of seating front and back. Room 210 was renovated (flooring, tile, paint, faucet's etc) Bed linen's clean comfortable. Same as bathroom. A French window in bedroom single in bathroom opened to the sound of river on the backside made for a nice touch to fall asleep.

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Stunningly pretty old chateau that given storms washed away parts of the access road at the same time as wiping-out La Berarde) need be accessed by a free cable car from Les 2Alpes. We only stopped for afternoon drinks n' nibbled so can't comment on rooms. The staff were delightful and nothing was too much trouble. Go on, pay a visit.

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We walked by the chateau when visiting the waterfall and decided to return for lunch another day. We had a lovely meal in the garden under the shade of a tree. We'd definitely love to spend the night here sometime and enjoy the ambience of the chateau.

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Beautiful, food delicious, personal touches and so much to see

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